Originally Posted by baglady39
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I think T-Girl said it before, but it really is almost like the boutiques are just fronts to advertise a few products (not consistently though since they don't always carry the same things) and sell to perhaps a few customers who don't care about the price or can't get to other stores. Sometimes I wonder why pay those overhead costs??
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Thanks JennE and BagLady39 for quoting me. I was so tired by the end of that day that my brain sparked some kind of 'a-ha!' connection andI had to write it down no matter how strange this theory may appear.
I hope Coach survives by sharing profits between Boutique and Outlet stores. It would break my heart if Coach went belly up because of mismangement or how they market and sell their products.
I know one thing: I have been contributing a great deal to the Coach Corporation with my funds to keep it going. I have not felt as passionately over other brands other than Roots and I've completely stopped buying Roots now since Coach came on the scene in the beginning of 2008 for me.
I hope Coach keeps going strong because I totally love the styles they produce. I looked at Burberry yesterday and walked in.
Sorry but I felt a little

when I saw the same brown/tan/black/red plaid prints all over the store. I was only in there for 10 seconds and I already wanted out. Coach is just so much prettier! I didn't even bother going into the Marc Jacobs store at all.
(I apologize to those who love Marc and Bur, but I feel absolutely nothing for their stuff.)
It's Coach for me or nuthin!